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jamesbunagna@discuss.online to Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish ·
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Boiling Steam's latest analysis based on ProtonDB's dataset | Linux Distros in March 2025: Here Comes A New Challenger!

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Boiling Steam's latest analysis based on ProtonDB's dataset | Linux Distros in March 2025: Here Comes A New Challenger!

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    Wow, fascinating to see I am one of the Few Debian users. It works great on the distribution, even better than what I had heard about other platforms.

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      Do you run Steam from Debian repos or Flatpak?

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        I go from the repos myself.

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